In Greater Hartford’s competitive MBA market, UConn recently made headlines by unveiling a revised program that will shorten the time it takes to earn a master’s degree in business administration and offer students more flexibility in course selection. The state’s flagship university, which has among the largest graduate and undergraduate business schools in Connecticut, announced it’s decreasing the number of credits required to earn an MBA from 57 to 42. Meantime, the number of courses required for the degree has shrunk from 19 to 14.